Some polite words for hotel waiters,

Polite expressions

1. Ten words of polite expressions: "Hello, please, sorry, thank you, goodbye."

Meeting words: "Good morning", "Good afternoon", "Good evening", "Hello", "Nice to meet you", "Please give me more advice", "Please take care of me", etc.

Words of thanks: "Thank you", "Sorry for your trouble", "Sorry for your trouble", "I'm really sorry", "Please", "Trouble you", "Thank you for your help", etc.

Disturbing the other party or apologizing to the other party: "I'm sorry", "Please forgive me", "I'm sorry", "Please wait", "Please forgive me", etc.

When accepting the other party's thanks and apology : "You're welcome", "You're welcome", "It's okay", "Please don't take it to heart", etc.

Farewell words: "Goodbye", "Welcome again", "Have a good journey", " Please come again", etc.

Taboo words: "Hey", "I don't know", "Idiot", "You don't understand", "You can die", "Shit", "Pig head", etc.

2. Polite language jingle: "Hello" is always spoken, "please" is put at the front (before asking others to do something), "sorry" is often used, and "thank you" is followed (used in After others help us), we say "goodbye" to see the guest off.

3. Seven-character formula for commonly used polite expressions

Say "Hello" when meeting someone, "Your surname" when asked about someone's last name, "Your family name" when asked about their address

I have admired you for a long time and said "Long time admirer". I haven't seen you for a long time and said "Long time no see". When asking for help, you said "Excuse me."

When you ask for help, you say "Excuse me." When you ask for help, you say "Trouble." When you ask for help, you say "Please help me." ”

When asking for help, say “please.” When asking for help, say “please.” When asking for help, say “please.”

Please change the article to say “correct.” When accepting kindness, say “appreciate.” When asking for advice, say “ "Teach me"

Say "thank you" to someone for help. Say "take care" to wish someone good health. Say "congratulations" to congratulate someone.

Say "longevity" to an old person's age. Say "not well" to someone who is feeling unwell. Visit When others say "visit"

When asking someone to accept, say "Xiao Na"; when giving a photo, say "Hui Cun"; when you welcome a purchase, say "Patron"

If you want to be taken care of, say "Care"; when giving someone a photo, say "Hui Cun" "Good meeting" When returning something, say "return"

When inviting someone to an appointment, say "honour"; when the other party writes a letter, say "favor"; when living in one's own home, say "humble house"

You need to consider saying "consider" Unable Say "sorry" with satisfaction, ask for forgiveness and say "forgive me"

"I'm sorry" for inappropriate words and deeds, express condolences to others and say "hard work", greet guests and say "welcome"

say "come and visit" when guests arrive ” Waiting for others to say "Welcome", failing to greet guests and saying "Sorry"

Saying "Please take a seat" when guests are seated, saying "I'm with you" when accompanying friends, saying "Goodbye" when parting

Midway Go first and say "I'm sorry". Please don't say "Stay" when sending someone off. Say "Peace" when sending someone off.

In conversations, be sure to be kind and use polite language. Commonly used polite words include "please", "thank you", "sorry", "hello", "please", "please", "can you", "what do you think", etc. At the same time, you can choose different polite words according to their different meanings.

Greetings generally do not emphasize specific content, but only express a politeness. It is usually concise and clear in use, and is not restricted by the occasion. No matter what the occasion, greetings should not be omitted when meeting people. At the same time, no matter who expresses greetings to you in any way, you should give a corresponding reply and cannot ignore it. When interacting with people, commonly used greetings include: "Hello", "Good morning", "Good afternoon", "Good evening", etc. When meeting and greeting foreigners, it is best to use internationally accepted greetings. For example, the English application Howdoyoudo? (Hello) Wait.

Welcome words are essential polite words when receiving visitors. For example, "Welcome," "Welcome," "Nice to meet you," etc.

Apologetic words; In daily interactions, people will inevitably affect or disturb others for some reason. Especially when they are rude, miss an appointment, miss company, or miss someone, they should promptly, proactively and sincerely apologize to them. The other party apologized. Commonly used apologies include "I'm sorry", "Please forgive me", "I'm sorry", "I'm sorry", "I'm sorry for keeping you waiting", etc. When you are too embarrassed to apologize in person, you can also express it through other methods such as phone calls and text messages.

Petition language refers to the necessary language that should be used when you make certain requests or requests to others. When you make a certain request or request to others, you must put the word "please" first, and your attitude and tone should be sincere. Don't be groveling, let alone arrogant. Commonly used expressions of inquiry include "Excuse me," "Excuse me," "Thank you," "Sorry for your trouble," etc. In Japan, people often say "please take care of me" and "please take care of you". English-speaking countries generally use "Excuseme".

Inquiry means that in communication, especially in the reception process, words such as "Do you need help with anything", "What can I do for you", etc. should be used frequently and appropriately. "Do you have anything else to do?", "Can I come in?", "If you don't mind, can I take a look?", "Do you think this is okay?" and other consultative language, which will make others or be welcomed The person feels respected.

Praise is a term used to express praise to others. In interactions, we must be good at discovering and appreciating the strengths and weaknesses of others, and be able to give sincere praise to each other in a timely manner. This can not only shorten the psychological distance between the two parties, but more importantly, it can reflect your tolerance and kindness. Commonly used compliments include "very good", "not bad", "great", "really amazing", "so beautiful", etc. You should also respond positively and appropriately to compliments from others. For example, "Thank you for your encouragement", "Thanks to you", "You are honored", "You are not bad", etc.

Rejection language means that when it is inconvenient or difficult to express the original intention directly, euphemistic words are used to imply it to make the other party understand. In interpersonal communication, when the other party raises a question or request and it is difficult to answer "yes" or "no" to the other party, you can use some evasive language to refuse. For example, when explaining to a manager about a temporarily missing visitor or uninvited guest, you can politely say:

"I'm sorry, the manager is having an important meeting. Can you come back another day?"

"Can you please make an appointment with the manager to contact you later?"

If the visitor is still struggling, you can smile and say: "I'm really sorry, I can't help you."

Although the farewell words feel a bit polite, they are also sincere and warm. When saying goodbye to others, your expression should be friendly and gentle, your language should be measured, and you should be tactful and courteous. For example: "Thank you again for coming, welcome to come again!", "Nice to meet you, hope to contact you more in the future.", "Thank you very much, we will see you soon." etc.

I hope it can be helpful to you and wish you happiness every day!